Hi,
The following simple program creates gpf:
include "fivewin.ch"
Function Main
Msginfo("Hello world!")
return nil
Built using xbuild helloworld.prg
Using FWH 2006-06 with Xhb 2006-03
Hi,
The following simple program creates gpf:
Function Main
Msginfo("Hello world!")
return nil
Built using xbuild helloworld.prg
Using FWH 2006-06 with Xhb 2006-03
Alex,
It looks as there may be some compatibility problem between xHB March and the xharbour current CVS code, used to build FWH (FiveHMX.lib).
Anyhow, we are going to do some more tests. Could you please email me your entire test-project as a ZIP file ? Thanks
Alex,
As you may be aware, xHB uses PellesC (renamed as xCC.exe). This is a C only compiler. It does not support C++.
But the current xHarbour Microsoft build, uses C++ (-Tp flag). So FWH for xHB (built using Microsoft C/C++) can't run with PellesC any longer.
We need to discuss this issue with Harbour/xHarbour developers, to find a solution. First of all we may need to use Microsoft in C mode only, and then recompile FWH accordingly.
Alex,
Please discard my previous answer. It looks as there is a symbol conflict between FWH and xHB. We are looking for a solution.
Alex,
If you include in your sample,
function ErrorSys
return nil
then it properly builds. Anyhow, it looks as there is an incompatibility between xHB march and current xHarbour CVS code (as in FWH June build we used the new xHarbour CVS code).
xHB is march dated. We may need a more recent version.
the sample now is ok, but our big app still gpf's.
I'll wait for the new xhb
Alex,
We have just tested FWH July 2006 with xHarbour builder July2006-RC7 and everything worked fine ![]()
You may download xHarbour builder July2006-RC7 and try it yourself.